How do i remove mould off bathroom/bath sealent ?

Answer 1

Bathroom/Bath sealent, I assume you mean caulking.

I would remove it completely (razor blade, scraper and elbow grease!) and then re-caulk with a mold-resistant caulking made for high moisture areas.

You could probably scrub or bleach the current job, but... it will probably come back.

Answer 2

I would probably go ahead and remove the old caulking. Simply take a straight edged razor or razor knife and carefully remove the old caulk from the base of the tub and the surround (sometimes tile). Once it is removed - spray a mixture of bleach water (one part bleach to two parts water) then rinse where the caulking once was. After it has dried, just run a new bead of caulk along the edge of the tub and smooth with your finger. This should provide better results than cleaning the old stuff.

Answer 3

use a mould/meldew remover such as dettol. but sometimes you just have to dig out the sealent and redo it xox

Answer 4

Remove all the sealant. Clean with Tilex or other mildew remover. Let dry and reseal with sealant that is made for Bath and Kitchen, as it has a compound that resists mildew.

Answer 5

I use bleach. I find it much easier to get the thick toilet bleach put it on the mold and let it act for at least 15 min before I rinse with hot water.

Answer 6

I work in renovations. Bmwest has the right answer, this is what I do and it works if you are looking for a long-term "final" solution that is.

Answer 7

XR-14 and a toothbrush

Answer 8

Cilit Bang or maybe Lemon juice may get it off

Answer 9

The "magic eraser" (cleaning sponge) works really really well on things like this. I use mine everywhere, & I even purchase the off brand & it works just as well.
good luck

Answer 10

Nitro-Glycerine, you get a bigger bang than Cillit.